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Early-career hiring remains fundamental despite AI threat

“This means junior recruiters need earlier training in candidate management, hiring-manager advisory, assessment calibration, and trust-building,” the report read.
The same patterns can be observed in other fields, such as finance, legal, healthcare, technology and operations.
“Routine drafting, data gathering, note preparation, coding support and workflow monitoring are increasingly AI-assisted, while human value shifts to judgment, exception handling, relationship management and responsible oversight,” the report read.
“Each function should audit entry-level roles by task; classify activities as candidates for automation, augmentation or protection as learning opportunities; and rewrite job descriptions, rotations and manager expectations accordingly.”
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